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THE OMATJA DATLT BEE : MONBAT , OCTOBEtt 1 , 1801 11- SPEGlflL NOTICES. Advertisements fnr thesu columns will b taken tintll IJIQ : p. m. foe the etenlnn , anil until 9:03 "p. m. for the inornlnif ana Hunday Millions. Advertisers , l > y rrriucstlni ; a numliereil CJIPCK. fan have nnawern nddrenwil to a numbered letter In cure of The Ver. Answers no addressed will l > ( Mlveri-d upon presentation of the check. nines. IMc n wonl llrst Insertion , lo n word -thereafter. Nothing tafcen for less U" " " * * for first Insertion. ndv < > rl ( emrnt mint run eo SITUATIONS WANTED. SITUATION HY f.AHY AS HOOKKUUPBUi cxpvrlcnco nnd references. Address H. J. K. , 8019 California t. A-M18. < WANTED MALE HELP. .WANTED , A FEW PERRONS IN EACH l'L\cn to do wrltlnir : send stamp for 1W pace booh nt particulars. J. AVoodbury. 1ST AV. d street. N , V. ll-MKM . City. , AA'ANFED.LAIIOUERS , SOUTH ! GOVERN- nicnt xvork In Tennessee ami Arkansas. Kramer fc O'Urnrn. labor agency , lltli nnd Farnnni'strcets It MS-.I I * AA'ANTnn AT NOIITII PLATTR. jc Schuff & Well. Il-t63 7 _ ATEAIJLK MKN TOR NKI1. . . D. , MO. . Kansas * nnd states xvcH to orKimlw our schpnu- In towns1 no soliciting ! no Investment , ileatu with the better element In eiich town ; brlslit , Intelllgrnt Indies cnn work nt It Ihf namns men. Address at once box MO. Sidney , la. n-M8 < n : _ _ 'CARPKNTKRH WHO WANT BTRAUY WOUK all winter enclose lOc Btnmp. Common Sfnre , Weather Slrlp rnmpanjr. Cedar llltiff * . N'eti. , for particulars- arid sample. 11 M 8S 0 * ' 'DETKCTlVnS WE WANT A ItnUAm.i : man In every locality lo net ns prlv.itn du- tpctlvn under Instructions. Experience not necPHKiry. Homl Btanip for pirtlrulum. ' American Detective iiRency , Iml'ainM'K. Ind. It Mssii G AVANTnt ) A YOI'NO MAN KXl'HIlIIINVi : ! * In the hotel bus'neas. must IKcap.ililt * mil Intelligent , line opportunity fur tile rlgrht sort 4 of person. Address Y D , Itec. H 171 t / 7 * - * .T- . . v- 1VANTKD , aUNTLnMRN NEWSPAPER CON- trlbiitors In vxery town in report all Impjrtiinl ' happenings nnd write article- ) for publication on any subject , nxpe-lcnct" not ncjHi y , n l pny for spare time. Our ln trnctl"ns tell you how to do llio work , HetuL stump for full p.u- tlrulars. Modern Press Aas'n , Clilcupi , 111. - BD. " "HAUESMAN : SAL.Ut.VPROM "try mart ; permanent place , llroxvu Uro. * . Co . nur ! 5i serymen , Chicago. 111. 11 114 O3 > * 'WANTED. DY MANUFACTURER. TIIAVKL- - Injr polosmen to sell to merchants onjy. App'i' > ' at room 610 Siiwlr block , from 9 n. in. tn IUW ' p. ni. H-M503 1 ' AVANTHlil lini.lAlU.l : YOUNG AMI till ) . ille-aieil men 111 every ommty to act an for- , TeBpondenS ( Und viHxi'al private ilelwllves under Instructions fnr thn larufst ami li st equipped detective liiinnn of the klnil In the imntry. 1'rerluuH experience li not mmlri'd or neces r > - . Smiill hoys mid lri ' pn ihle parties will confer , a favor on us by not ansxvt'rlnir. neferencin Riven anil ix-qulred. Have lK > on establishes ! for years. Hend stamp for full pnillcnlars-nnd set the bept rrlinlnul paper pilbllshoil , offerlnK thousands of dollnn. * " in rewards for prtitlcn xvhn are wanted. National IJetoctlxe llureau , IiidlntuipolH. Ind. J1-MI70 _ " JIRN OOOOn ADD11RSH I'AN KlN7)"sTI-\T > Y employment nnd good pay by cnlllnir at 1116 DoiiKlat. lt-Ml a tta - WANTED PEM ALE AVANTED. C1IRI. THAT CAM TOOK , WASH and Ironr experienced. 1(21 N. 22d. C' M8 3 VTANTRP , LADY NEWSrAPKH CON- trtbutorH In every town to report nil Important liappenliiRS and writ" nrllclu.i fnr pubtlciitlon on nny mibject. Experlcnro not neoesmiy , O il pus' for sp n > Hme. Our InftrucU-mn tell you hoxv lo ilo the work. Send stump for full par- tlvulnri. Modern I'resa Ass'n , t'lilcneo , III , C' 116 FOB BENT HOUSES. WANTED , GOOD MEDIUM TRICKD IfOUSES. Lll your liousra for rent with Ames. ' D-73J IIOU8ES , F. K. n.UlLINO , IIARKKIt I1I.OCK. IN ALL PARTS OP TUB CITY. TIIK , ' O. F. Davis company , 1501 Farnam. D J35 * > KKLKUN Y & CO. , It. 1. CONTINENTAlf IILIC , CALL AT ODIt OI-'l.'ICK AND EXAMINE 1MIO. tORinph of very line i-roum modern cntlnge 01 paxed street , one-half block frum cur rns : onlv IM.OO per month. Fidelity Trim company. 170J Farnnm st. u-m Ton HBNT. CHEAPEST 6-HOOM CMTTAOU xx-llli bath In tlly ; only JI3.W. 3031 Callfainla street. D-M3C3 NKW MIOOM COTTAOE NEAR IIE.MIH PARK IJ.OO. Fidelity Trust cumpany , 1102 Fuinum. v U M483 _ 10-HOOil HOUSE. LA11OE 1IARN. S7TII AND Indiana axenue. IU.O ) . 311 First National b.ink. I ) > 1M3 UKNT , KICJHT-UOO&I MODERN HOUSE. SIS South 17th at. ; alsu c-room cottngu wlili barn. a. U Or n. II. Si , Darker blk. IJEKIRAJIUJ T-nOOM worth a\e. HingivuH ltro . , llurkcr block , D 1IJ HENT , TWO 8-n6oM. ni.EOANT nuieic n.ntB ; all modern c nvcnlemvs : 1 block frum Jllll < tre t motor , J2i'W , Comptroller's olllce. D-M3M T'XH RENT , 1 JttlOU CXITTAQi : . 9KI7 WE1V Hter Htr < * tt 3florybulldint' . 1811 Capitol uvenue. i IlcnrjAV. . "i'ates. D SIT 3 " FINH T-TIOOM COUNER FKAT AT 70r 7"l TH ttreet , range nnJ all other convenlencoa. W. , C Hallor , rsoin CU , Puxton block. D-300 KENT , M-nOOM llOl'Sl Al.lt CON- vmlencesj eleK.tnt loc.illon , Juft th thins for H tlrst'Classi Uianllns house , cheap rent. Ad. drfai V * . neo oHIce , D MtiS 3 von nuNTT norai7TF TEN nooMs stoTT em conveniences ; very handy to I'Uslnesa. r.1 JOS B. Ulli etrect. D. T.Mount , D- O. K2J CAl.irORNIART. . ltOJMj , nil mntlrrn Improvements , bnrn for 4 horses. 1 D. Holmes. 618 N. Y. I.Uo III IK. U7S S _ W > H UENT. KI.EOAKT 10-UOOM HOrSR : . lemonable , SOU * Hurt street. H 461 l ( .ROOM IIOllHE. MODERN CONVKNIKNCKti. , \ucnnt Oct. 1st. vheap rent i < > small fniullr. ' No , 1721 Jackson Pt. 1 > . II.Vlierlvr. . Jr. . and 15th Ht. D n-l I1EAP UOUSKS IN DUNDK13 PLACE ! O1TV .wiilfr. J. W. Squire. 51 $ lle bld . D IIPW ) c * .UOOM MODKHN FIATS. J. W. RQIMIti : . IIOI'HE , IIOOMS , 10 CAW. ( oml.i. li-MIIS _ VOH RENT. 11-HOOM URICK FIATS. ALT modern conrenlrnces , at Jlil nivl FHrnnin , nl . barKiiln to rUht party. UloU 1.1111 imJ Tniit Co. > IMh und Dxlue. f I1J 9 i nooMu pen R"ENT. i7is NORTii unil I' M1S9 5 IXR KENT. NINIMIOOM HO WITJI TWO txth ruoms and laundry , Jllh and Juura. In. qulro of Qeorgg K. lUrhcr. D MIC : SOU MABON STT5EET" . IIOOUH , MODERN , cleirant locution. II' . 00 ; nlsa 7-ruom liouso In Orchard HIM. neulr paliitKj nd p | H-re4 , | 7.w , U , K. Ilumphrny , ii N w York Ufe. * ROUM COTTAUE. ST BTHEKT. un ts FOR BENT FTmrJlSHEll ROOMa. NICEt.Y Pl'HNISllED ROOM. SOtlTlI ET posure , ono or two gentlemen , with or without board. 200T Cam. K-M7G5 ! TOR RENT. 3 FURNISHED ROOMS , MOD- ern. KM each ; xvlth or wllhuiil board. 22J2 Hurt street , L'-MiM roii RENT. "NU-IJUY FURNISHED BOUTH room , .modern ronx'fnlenccs , to onp or twc Kentlenien. : OI7 Uoilce. K SIJ30 EAST * FRONT ROOMS. W2I DAViNPORT.O3 : O3 * FORRENT. . VERY UEHIRAIU.13 FCRNISHEH room with private family. 23H Farnuni street , K-MKB 3 FOR RENT1. NICELY FURNIHHED ROOMS , with or without board. Call 2107 Dauglnx. E-8W 17 FOR RENT , FINE FRONT ROOM , OKNTI.E- rnen only. 2'Jk'i Dodge st. H MHT7 1 FURNISHED FRONT ROOM WITH ALCOVE , private family , no children. Rood nt-'Rhbor. ' Iiood. M7 South Mth. K ! )7b ) 1 * FINE ROOMS AT THE OLD Tl'RNF.R IIO.ME , 10th nnd Howard. E 97S-6 * ROOMS rniNiHHEu AND FNI-'I"UNIHIIED ; tit-am hent. S214 N. ISth st. Flat D. E Mm 1 FOR RENT , NEATLY FV'RNISHEU FROM und Imclc parlor ; gaa. bath , lienl. etc. , a CU K. 18th. EM'TtS 1 FTJRNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD. FRONT ROOM FOR TWO , WITH STRICTLY llrst clays bouid. S1W Douglas tt. F MO UNFl'RNIHHED FRONT AND HA'1C PAR lor ; HW fura. rooms .with bvaru. :10 and 21 ! B. 2Jth st. F M3D8 NICE ROOM WITH DOARD , CHEAP , 21W CABS F SSI Oil * FURNISHED ROOMS WITH RCIARIX Mli Douslax. F 1HD ) O15 * "THE HILI IIDE. " 18TII AND DODfSE. NIJ"W management , l.iifre rooms , furnlnlird and tie. ' furnished , steam heat , excellent tulle b < v' F MH6 ! IIOOJIK AND FIRST-CLASS llOAltO 210J DouKlas. 1' M772 O Z4 DES1HAIJI.IHOUTIl : ROOM WITH HOARD , for one or two peraons. 2J15 lIuAuidtreet. ! . F 780 ! DESIIIAIH.E ROOM , .WITH HOARD , IN PRI' ' v. t family. 709 N.ijatb. F M787,2 NICEI.V FPICN1RIIRO ROOMS WITH HOARD ternin re.iHcnnblc , 613 N. > { ' . \ Ktreet. F-MSIO 3 _ NICE LARGE FRONT ROOM. H1NOI.E OF ensultp , fHrn"hed or uufurnt.shed , with tlrei cla wb < Binl. SHU St. Mury'fl Ave. ' F BT5 3 Nll'KI.Y Fl RNISHED FRONT ROOM , WITH alcove , lor two ; a I HO llrM.cliiHH Ixmid. 3X13 St Mnry'H avenue. F MIOS 2128 HARNEV STREET. FfRNISm-TT5lOM ( } anil txuird. F SI17 2 FIRST-CLASH Fl'RNISHED ROOMS ; REFIT ted anil under new management , m 1510 Chi caco Htieet , with board. Cull otter 8 a. m. , Octolwr 1. ! ' MHO S tUJFUBNlSHED ROOM3 FOR REN ! 3 ROOMS IN Rlfll'lv FLAT. IG'O ' LEAVEN Hiirth meet. U M18I5' FOR RENT STORES AKU OFFICES CORNER HTORE. JW , ! l DOUGLAS INQUIRE 922- 1-743 FOR RENT , THE 4-STORY I1RICIC Ill'ILDINC 918 Farnam stiect. Tha building hns n lire' proof , cein-nt basement , compute utenm heat Ing nxtuien , water on nil ( laois. gaa. etc , Ap ply nt the ofllce of Tlie lice. 1 910 FOR RENT , ROOSt K RY 3 ; ! tV FLOOR Ot my etore. suitable for cloakx nnd suits ; CCMX light and elevator service. Mr * . J Uenson. I M9S3 _ FOR RENT-PART OF STORE. HI'ITARLl for il. > ner Mand , atenm heat , lM7'j Fiimum. 1 970 FOR RENT. NEUERMANN IMPI.RMEN1 InilMInn ; one of the best bulldlnRH und loca lions 1u NcbraRkn. Addicts ArllnKton Htati bimu , AillnKlon , Neb. I M13D S AGENTS "VVAMTED. WANTKD , OOOD 80MCITORH. MEN ANE women , to ork for the 1'roRre tlvo Endow , menl ( lulld of America , for Mlsi-ouil , Knnsa ; anil NebiHBka , CUulldln ? and loan and 10 year rndnwmpnt limurance conib'ntd.J Rclla' nle people only need apply. .VMie.ii. room 5 , Rrck Island bids. , cor. 6tli anil Edniond str eta ; St. , JoKeph , Mo. JJ1303 01' WANTKD. EVERY MAN AND WOMAN WISH Ins iiplojniont to wilte UK ; entlrel- new llm of builuoiwi ; nn\es v\cry family over IJ3.O yeurlv ; no experlencfl nec tuy ; imrtlculan fife ; saniplis X5v. UrnnUa H. P. Co. , Omaha Neb. J-M1I11 WANTED TO RENT. WANTED. yOlWO WUPLE WISH HI'IT OI unfurnl'lip.1 rooms In private fnniliy. Wll pay KO. il prl.-H for good uCLumtnixlHtliins Addn-sa Y 33. Eee. K Mm 2 SXORACKB.- BTORACE.WH.I.IAMSa CROSS , 1211 IIARNEY - Hl-711 BTORAOE-T'OR 1IOU8E1IOI.I ) OOOIW ; CLEAL and clu-op rate. R. Wells , 1111 Fnrnam. Fnrnam.MTU M-TU OM.VAN&STORAQE CO. . I'M FARNAM. Tel.1551 [ M 713 PEST STOrtAC.E liUILDING IN OM VIIA. U. S gov. bonded uatchuuse. Household good ! BtorcO. lA eit lutes. 1013-1013 .I.cavcmvorth. M-7 WANTED TO BOIf. WANTED TO 11DV STOfK DRY OJOODS OI eknerul ineivhandlse cheap fioni iMity whi mu. < l reallzo promptly ; cnn olus < > nt unee ; cor reyjiondnice ronlldcntial. Addr < - Y 21. car life. N-MISC 6' SECOND-HAND ] tOOKS IJOI'OIIT FOR CAS1 Rt Antl'iuarhm book store. 151'J Fnm.im Kiej ; N-MOI ow WANT TO I1UV A GOOD HALI/S SlU AXI Ik Co.'i vault doors ; well used , l/x-lc t : 9. Okxrton , NtU N 107 S FOR SALE FURNITURE. PAYMENTS EASY. YOU WONT WISH VOUI money , l.mv prices un luiullure and liouacholi coeds Emerprlno Cimllt Co. , C13-U1) N ICIh it O-7U OV'T ENTIRE STOrK turc , n-n , itc. I. Altman. EM N. ISth. Q-ttl _ _ _ _ I-"OR 8ALLAT A SACRIFICE. EI.EHAN1 fmnlture. umtlr new , of a lU-room o.ttuse Inquire 4U llca bullOlnr. OM577 BTOVES AND PfRNlTUKK f < ) ST MlIS : IK ) wld at once , l , UrUMell , 7li7i : N. ICili. . oMWS on FOR SALE HORSES , WAOONH.ETC 1 UARQAINd ; I'll VS. rilAUTONK. 1 NE\\ \ surry lieloir cost. Diummonl Oani co Co. P-HS GOOD rilYH. PIf.VII. IUi PHAKTON , W phaeton , KO , Druinmonit Currlne * Cu. P-7 i A. U. CUMIKIX HORSE CUMMIhSlOX DEAL cr. union itock yuril . Bouih Omaha , all clasie et hontj * constantly PII hjnd. rn t rn A south * rn buj-en ra b re for r ll supplyj nuc Sat IMS.on FOR BALE -MISCELLANEOUS BANK AND 1't.ATTK VALf.KY BAND FOR late. C. W. Hull company. loth ami Iianl its. Q.-7H ) _ _ FOR SA1.U FL'LT.-liLbbl > ED CORDON SETter - ter ; 4 monthi old. Inqulra "U. ' TS North ! th trenue. Omnha. tj M7I1 IF YOU in'Y. ni'Y Tfii5 "niisTT MAckTN- tonhcit , rubber bouts , nitlcs. Byrlnuea nf alt kinds , as tublnn ; nil Ijesl quality. Om.iha Tent A Awning Co . 1311 Furnnm st. Q S clKAPBST CIlcKEN AND fi-iitff made. C. 1 ! . U'l l > m,3 t ' ? 7 I HAVE TEN F1SAME COTTAOES AT J TH and Farnam street * that I offer for ml * , t > l.e reniuved. at aluunt jnur wn price. Thev run In stae from t ; ree t'i the roonn. See ri * quick. Waller U , Clatk , ISH Harney Mreflt. Q-SI- _ _ _ ron BALI : , A u XATIQKAI. CASH niaw- ter clienp. Address Y S. Ili-f. IJ-M1JI3 2 FPRIOIIT PIANO. CllEAlrFOH CASH. PAR- tles leailng : the c ty , 8JS S , 13th.Q Q M9S-J ! SEALED HIDH FOR THE Pt'TTiNO IN OF A Bstcm uf water works In the Incortiorateil town of Laka View , la. , vlll lie received up to 2 o'clock p. m. , October li , ISM. For plans nnd spcclllontlons ndJrcss the mayor. The council holds authority to accept or reject any or all bids. K-Mttl 2 * CESS POOLS AND VAtJf.TS Cr.nANED. JOHN Nelson , olllce US S. lltli st. Tel. 11 n. CTjAEAVOYANTS. MRS. DR. II. WARRRN CLAIRVOYANT , RE- llable builness medium ; 7th year at 119 N. HUi. arASSAGK. HATHS. ETC. MADAili : SMITHTtOi . UTIt , 2D FLOOR , room 3 ; nunuvigp , vapor , alcohol , steam , ul- pluirlne and ma IxUIi * . T MW1 MMH. LA HUE. 419 SOUTH 15THTM300010 * T-M300-010 MABSAaE. MADAME HEHNAHD , 1U9 IK1DC1R. -T M7C28 TURKISH BATHS. LADIES' TURKISH 1IATIIK ; 1 TO 9 P. M. . Man. , Wed. . Frl. & Snt. Ilcimls' Cnlturo pal lors , removed from Karbach Kid , to 109-10 llee. MM I TERSONAL , USIBRELIAS MADE. 11RCOVERED AND RE- palied. 103 Boath Sixteenth Btreel. U 753 VIAVI HOME TREATMENT FOR LADIES. Health book and consultation free. Address or call Vlavl Co , , 34C Bee bid ? , ] jidy attendant. DATIIS , MASSAOE. MME. POST , 3UVS S15T1I. . U 7 56 WHOLE WHEAT HREAD FROM UNBOLTED flour at Imogen I > - Ramsey's , : n N. ICth st , XI J1317-019 ISELLE EPPERI.Y IS FITTED AND MEAS- ureil to the fltrure : nlwajs remains shapely and Is better prepared to retain the finer outlines of a beautiful figure than any other. Nine measurements are ncci'xsary nnd all fUtlnx Is done by experts. It's the only corset that makes one shapely nnd Is appreciated by every lady nho calls et parlors. 1903 Farnnm street. U-M378-OI3 MACKINTOSHES & -RUBBER BOOTS. 1S11 Fnr. U 513 MME. I..V ROOK. MASSAGE , 1SW LEAVEN- worth utreet , third nxtr , front rooms ; two first class operators. U M813 ! FUR CO. , MANUFACTU REr of fur Karments ; furs neatly repaired. Fui muffs at cost. Room 301 ICurbach blk. Tel. 1SI2. U-603-O1J _ PHYHICIANS WHO DISPENSE THEIR OWN prescriptions can secure valuable Information frtc by addressing P. O. Hot $13 , Qmahn. Neb , U-M7W _ _ COMPOTOn OXIVREN Cl'RES CONnFMI'TIolf nEthm.i , brnnihltlH nnd mtnrrli. Home treat. tni'Ht W,0 < ) per month. ThreB drxj-s' flee trc.il. ment , n > om SOT Douglas blk. , IstU nnd DmlKe , U US O ± i _ I.ACH Cl'RTAINS CLEANED EqT' AT. TO new. Cnll and examine spccmciu of work. HI ? N. ZJth st. L' MI5S 13 * KONEYTO X.OAN KEAli ESTATE. LIFE INSURANCE POLICIES LOANED ON or bought. F. H. Chesney , Kansas City , Mo. W-75J ANTHONY LOAN * TRUST CO. , SIS N.l'.LIFE , loans at low rates for choice recUrity In * Ne braska and Iowa farms or Omaha city property. W-760 SIDNEY TO LOAN ON FARMS IN DOUC1LAH county Improved und unlmninved Omaha real estate. Fidelity Trust Co. , 1702 Farnam m. W 761 MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA real estate , lilemmn , Love & Co. , Paxton blk , W 7C3 _ _ _ MONEY TO LOAN AT IX > WEST RATEs ! THn O. 1' . Davla Co. . 15M Farnam st. W 761 MONEY TO I/3AX AT LOWEST RATES ON Improved nnd unlmproted Omalia leal estate , I to 5 yeai-s. Fidelity Truil Co. . IIOS Farnam. W-761 LOANS ON IMPROVED & UNIMPROVED CITY piuprity J3.0W ft upwnids. 6 to 7 per cent ; no dela > s. W. Farnam Kmllh S : Co. , 1MO Fainnm. W 7CJ _ " LIFE INSURANrE POUCIES PURCHASED" Loans nn panio ncEotlated. Welllver A Co. , Drexcl Iddfi. , I'hllJ. . Pa. W M57I-O3 * CHAS. W. RA1NEY. OM. NAT. BIC BLDQ W-185 MONEY TO LOAN ON OMAHA REAL F.8TATE at C per cent. W. B. MelUe , 1st Nat. bank bM < f. W 763 MONEY TO JLOAN CHATTELS. MONEY TO LOAN ON FURNITURE. PIANOS , hoise" , wagons , etc. , nt lot\e > t rates In cltyj no remoinl of eoods ; strictly conlldentlal : ynu can pay the loan on * ut any thno or In any amount. OMAHA MORTOAnE LOAN CO. , 303 S. Hill street. X-761 MONEY TO LOAN ON PERSONAL PROP- erty. 1 Tan-In Loan Co. . 101 N. Y. Life build- X 770 J. B. HADDOCK , ROOM III RAMQE BLOCK. X 76) MONEY TO LOAN ON HOUSEHOLD Fl.'RNI ture , pianos , horses , wo cons , nr any kind ol chattel ecurlty. at lowest possible rates , which you r n pay hack nt any lime and In nny amount , FIDELITY LOAN OUARANTEE CO. , room I , Wlthnell block. X 771 BUSINESS CHANCES. IS PER CENT PROFITS WEEKLY , WIT3I IICO capital. Prospectus. Itemized slatlstlca free , Uenson & Dwyr. 831 Broadway , New Yorh. Y M1H-OS' _ _ FOR SALE-ONE OF TIIK BEST LOCATED ictnll clsar stores In the dty. For furthei Inforinatlon ai.d parllculara apply to A. Kclmi'Ier. care of Max Meyer & Co. _ . Y M5M THE REST PAYINO CIGAR STORE IN Omaha for sale. Honleston & Co. , 10th street and Capitol avenue. Y M7C7 1 * A SPLENDID MONEY MAKING HOTEL BUSI. ne a tor sal * \cry low onlm ; to declining heal Ih of proprietor. Box t-33 , Horlon , Kan. Y H8JS li' _ FOR SALE. HALF INTEREST IN GOOD paying- meat market ul Fremont. Neh. A K fid chance for the rlKht party to make morey. Adtlresa < 37 West Fourth street , Fiemont. Nell. Y-r-MKi ! 2 * WANTED. PARTNER IN AN HONORAIIUi : and lucrntUe business In Otn.lhu ; well est.il > Ilshed , "III dlsiKne of ' > Interest only : } 1.500.0 rwiulred ; bustue s man preferred. Address \ JO. Bee offlce , Y MIM 1 " _ KALOON : FINEST LOCATION ; WHOLE Oil half Inti-ii-st : handsomi-ly niteilj parllculais ad drera Pioneer Business nifency , Sheridan. Wyo Y Mill S _ GOOD PAYING. WELL IXJCATED RESTAU nmt , cheap. Owner must leavn the city. Bar caln tt light man If Fold at once. S. H , Walker 20 Barker block. Y-MH ] 2 \ . . . _ _ - FOR EXCHANGE. OMAHA IMPROVED AND UNIMPROVEn residence property and eastern Nebraska firm land ta I rail o for dry coeds. Want to ( l-M wllh owner , liox 716 , Bcliuyler , Neb. IMPROVED 120 ACRF.S IN WrANDOTTC C07 Ohio , and fine re ldenca with ten acres ad' ' jnliilna Rood town In Hancock Co. , Ohio. M trada for eastern Neb. land or mer.-h.in.IUB , Box M" . , bchuyUr , Neb. S5 MIS1-OI CLEAR CITY PROPERTY" - Hams & Mlttan , McCugile bullain ? . IO.W1 313. X-M337-OI _ _ _ * A GOOD IXT IN EAST OSIAHA TO EX. chanr for youni , " wrk IKMCI or nuilt-i. LamorraUK Bros. , 304 H. ICth. 7. 108 TOR SALE OR " "KXl-vNac ! GOOD REsT dencB uroporty renting f"r ls.0.00 ptr month toi council Iiluff. property or land. , L. Green , room 28 , lialLcr block. Omaha , HAVE ORANGK AND GRAPH LANDS l7 sunny Florida lo trade lor house and lot. Ail dreim 1 1 llee. _ Z MI4i J FOR SALcREAL : ESTATE. IIARG.UN8 H ula or trade. F. 1C. Datling. | < arker block R E-774 _ _ _ FOR SALE. NEW 4 ROOM COTTAGE , CKL. lri.cls lel ? ' ' " w ' * n w "In nnrt Sahter : n.M.t. Jonff time , Enqulra 1MI Famam ! Sninurl Iiurn * . jj unj FOR BALK KEA ESTATE. FOR SALE OH THAtfe OOOI > FARM IN central lown. AdJreM V I , lice oince. FARM 1.AN1M. C F. HARRISON , tU N.Y LIFE rl'llf R E 1S9OJ GARDEN tAND9 , 5 MI s FROM POST OF- net. > aiy terms. Calt-at. > 4 > N. Y. Life. W " C-7il _ . CHOICE GARDEN L tWA J 1HI.ES FROM Otnuha postonice. 10 W1W acres , sonw trad * . N. D.Keyes. C17 t'n ftWblk. H U M33f IRRinATED LA5VD3. - - Fixe and ten acre truets. for frull nnd Knrvlen truck ; nlsu fnrmluM laYiaJ'or M tu sn nrrcs or mure , ttlth pctpetunlwater rlKht ) Innif time : easy terms. The Dcnvnuyl ind rind Water Stor- ntec cointjany , rooms fun nnd w7 H < toii tull.uni . ; . Cnll or write for IKtrtlculars. ] ii : PIANOS AND OHQAN3. IF PURCHASED AT ONClT" One uprUht piano , 350. One plami , ts5. One Jslrlnjnew scale | d.ino. 1137,50. One second linnd WcKmnn , JJO ) One second li.indVeirmnn , J300. , Ono new WcKinan 3M. Ono new Wcrman. JMX ) . One EMey organ. 133. Ons KI mini Irsran I , J2S. One Uiy suae organ. KO. One Iturdella oi-Kan , 125. One Smith Ameiltnn , tM One Bhonlnger. IJJ. One Booil oman , HS. Woodbrldpi iiros. . 1M N. 3lli street. 871-O-U THIS WEEK. THE FOLLOWINCJ INSSTRIT- mentii , for cash or monthly nnymentsl DmHttli' uiirlRlU ] ilnm , J170.00 Another Hnle uprlKht piano 1W.W One Hall & Son uprlKht piano 110.00 Ohio Valley square piano 60.00 Mason & IlHinlln orKan 12.50 Beatly onran hlHh top 22.M Smith Aim-rlrnii orRan , hlRli top , . . J7.W ) Tii > lor .ft Furies- organ , lilslt top 3i.O ) Klmball , Emerson nnd Ilallet-D.ivls pianos. A. HOSPE , JR. , IMS 0 > uel.it st. A1131 OJ1 t'PRIOHT IMANO FOR RENT CIIEAP AT 7M North IVlh stteet. MIM l TEACHER. MARTIN CAHN , TEACHER OF VIANO- forte. Studio , I'M ' N. 23dst. . Ml 1 OH MUSIC , ART ANJ > LANGUAGE. FOR BAROAINH IN PIANOS AND ORGANS ; eay payments ; Instruments rented ; rents apply on purchase. A. Hospe , Jr. TV3 O. P. QELLENnECK UANJOISTSAND teacher. 1810 California street. 914 PIANO AND VIOLIN TO PARTIES ; REASON- able. Orders at Mendelbere'a 16th. ami Kat 11,1111. M1J1 OS PROF. J. c. niRiiop's AMUSESIIJNT crnrurr , Hherldan , Wyoming. Sharing terms. Small but A 1 Co.'s. Address , for particulars.M142 M142 2 * BICYCLhS. HICrCLES REPAIRED AND REMODELED. Tires and sundries. Safes opened , repaired. C. II. Hellln , locksmith , 311 N. ICtli st. 156 HtcYcLi5s , NEW AND OLD , js10 : > i23 ; easy payments : vo rent ana repair. Omaha incyclaCjv 523 N , ICth st. 778 _ _ BICYCLES ALL STYLES. . , ALL PRICES. Send for cur list of second-hand nnd shop- x\rorn bicycles , Repairs -and cjcle sundries of all kinds. SI. O. UaxontOI N. Kith St. 779 CUT IN A ' ! ) ! Fowler for IStW * , A ' 91 Sylph for JS7.GO. ' Other makes equally > nst , low See our stock and get our prices lieforp buying A. II. PKRR1UO Ac CO. , 1211 Douglas street. I i & 67-O-27 STOLEN TYPEWRItHRS OFFERED FOR sale Bltould make you sifsplcloui ; funny they nro mostly Smith's. Try One nnd you will un derstand why ; full line Cf supplies. Smith- Premier Co. , litli and. Kurnam ; telephone. 1.2SI. M 703 TYPEWRITERS. OMAHA' PEOPLE DON'T steal typewriters , they buy of us. Why ? Be cause the Densmore Cnlbnph nnd Yosl arc the best machlnc.s mndJ ; they will outwear any typewriters madf , and do a better quality of work. Our supply depmimrnt will be sure to please jou Send your machines lo us If jouwant 'them repMfedJ United Typewriter and Supplies Co. . 161D Farnam ntreet. Telephone - phone 1335 , ' ' 173 l3EtTER' THAri MOST ! J2.nOJOTELS / IN Om.llm. . Our intes , 51.09 In JO. Hotel Illche- lieu. Geo. Mitchell , prop. , 10S-I10 N. 13th. 181 07 _ _ AETNA HOUSE ( EUROPEAN ) N. W. COR. 13th and Dodge. Room by day or week. M2i3 OS * _ HOTEI , BARKER , 12.00 PER DAY 140 RO'OMS , In the heart of the business nonces. Special rates and accommodations lo commercial traveler - eler . Room and board by th ueoi ; or month , Frank H Idltch , M r. 313 Q-AS FIXTURE3. WE ARE CLOSING OUT OUR ENTIRE LINK of eaa nnd electric light nxturca. Klnbea , etc. , at cost , as we are absolutely letlrlnR from the flxtuiebusiness. . It will pnv 'to buy at once. The Hussey Aj Dny Co. , 411 South 15th st. , Ranige building. 64S O21 GAS AND ELKCTRIC , LIGHT FIXTURES made la design and finish to Imimonlze with nny architectural elylel l sired by F. M. Rus- tell. 313 B. lith Hicct. MTOO O2 : UNDERTAKERS ANP EMB ALMEB3 II. 1C. RURKET. FUNERAL DIRiCTOH AND embalmer. 1G18 Chicago St. , telcphono 9) . 785 SWANSON & VALIEN. 13N"iTiRTAIvEIlS AND embalmers , 1741 Cumlng st. telephone ItKO. M. O , MAUL. UNDERTAKER AND EM. balmer , 1417 Farnam st. , telephone Wi 787 C , W. BAKER. UNDERTAKER. 613 S. 16 ST. Ml PLUMBERS. J. J. HANIGAN , PLUMBING , STEAM AND hot water heating. 270 > Leavenwortli st , 780 FREE PLUMBING OF EVERY KIND , GAS steam & hot water heating ; scwcrnee , 313 S. 16. 7SS _ _ _ _ _ JOHN HOWE & CO. , PLUMBING , STEAM AND hot water licatlne. BUS fixtures , globes , 421 8. 15. 790 DRESS1KAKING. DRESSMAKING IN FAMILIES. 213) R. 10TH &U9J.Q15 * AVANTED , SEWING IX FAMILIES. CITY references. Satisfaction guaranteed. Address EL5iee > M768 2 _ _ FINE DRKSaMAKINO AT LOWEST PllICKS. Madame Corbett , 4JI N. jltli St. , cor. CUP * . Ml 14 OSO STOVE KEPA1HS. STOVE REPAIRS FOR 40,001 DIFFERENT mukes of stoves. AVater nttachmenis anil con nections n specialty , lia ; L > ougla street , Omaha Stove Repair AVorks. M 175 STOVE REPAIRS OK i ALL KINDS ; ALSO hotel ranee and eeneial aisortrutnt of ranges , cooka & lieattrs ; xtat tnttachmcnts _ put In Si connected Dt J. Hughes , 0)7 t ) . 11 st & Jackson. i 308 BUILDING & LOAN-ASSOCIATION. TOU CAN MAKK MOfjfe WTEIIEST ON YOUR money by pnj-ing ui'MiW more per month than In any uvinrd1'biriV. Inxe tlB le. Mutual - tual Loan ana Ilulldl-ir' assorlat'on. ' a. M. Nattlneer , eo'y , 17W Ijjiftiani nt. , Z5 HOW TO CIET A IIOMn.'OU SECURE GOOD Interest on savings. Vxltjny to Om.ihn L. & U. BIS'O , 1701 Boa bIJV , . M. Nalllnger , sec. ' ' , > J M-ltl HAY ANj5jGfKAIN.- ( ' RUY TOUR HAY IJY T'ty OR CAR LOTS , WE buy hay. A. H. 8n > dbr ! . rH15 Hurt Bt. , t | . 1107. _ . ! ! L NEBRASKA HAY CO. . AVUOLESALE : iAr. Grain and mill stuff. ' Wd are aln-uys on the market to buy or ctl. W2-l- Nicholas t. - - Vi I9 D. T. MOUNT HAS RKMOVED HIS COAL OF- nee to 200 H. 18th tt.'BHrivn ' block , 155 HHERIDAN COAL , EXrF.LLKNT 8UI1STJTUTE for hard coal und JJ.W ton rlirHper. IWi i.'nr- nam strc t ; main entmnie l ! ' > ; n\l of Tr.ide. r 153 0 > SCISSORS. I AWN MOWERS RAZORS , Ciound. Melcholr llros. . llt F.irnam tr t. . M2S7 nA"W8. SHEARS. CUPPEIW. LAWN MOW. era , etc. A. L. UnJclind. lot N. Hlh , 7 " ' CORNiOE. WESTERN CORNICE WORKS , GALVANIZED Iron cornices. 1722 tit. Mary' " nv . 103 CORNlc WORIts JOHN ntter. prop. , 108. 110 , HI N. 11th. Entob. 1861 , SS DENTIfaTS. un GEORGE'S. NAsoNTnENTis'ri SUITE 5 > 3 Paxton thick , Kill mid Karnuta su i l. 711. _ _ _ _ _ _ MI _ DR. PALU fi.NTlKT. & 3M HURT ST , MS ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES. ARMATURES AND CONVERTERS REWOUND storage Imttfrles rechnrued , clecltlca.1 nd ten * m | machlnlils. uprrlor noik guaranteed. Omaha Klectrlcaoihr ! , (17 and 31 ! S. l th st. J ELECTRICAL KNOINEERS AND CONTRACtors - tors for electric light ntut motor plnnls nnd nil kinds of rlectrlrnl ennstructlon Western Etec- trio Supply Cu. , 41JHndIM S. 15th st. 78l _ _ _ _ WOLFE ELECTRICAL IX ) . flfPPHErt ANH electric wiring. 1(11 C < ipltol ave. Tel. 1114 MI12 O31 BUSINESS NOTICES. OMAHA SIEERSCIIAT'M PIPE FACTORY ; OLD pipes made ntw. 613 a. 16th. 780 DAMAGED MIRROItS RESuTvERED. 719 N. 14 781 THE NEATEST BARBER SHOP IN CITY ; court uf llee building. I'ml lluelow. 311 ROGNEli & EIsHLE. SU1N PA1NTERS ! BEST work nt lowest prices , 1513 Douglus street.MCC3 MCC3 MEDICAL" . HOME FOR IJ\.DIKH BEFORE AND DURING condnement , with best of care ; cointiumlcatlon coufldcntlal. Mrs. K Valkman , Rraduiited mid. wife. 101 South Eighth street. Lincoln. Ken. M2CO-OS * CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS. C. IX , MORRILL , CARPENTER. OFFICE AND store Qxtures u specialty. Patching und plu- terlng409 8. ] 4tli t. , telephone 408. 7S6 HAMILTON BROS. , GENERAL CONTRACTors - ors and uullders , cmpenter work , stjrm win- down nnd doors. 414 S. 18th St. . tel 1179. M100 O2 OPTICIANS. OMAHA OPTICAL CO. , LBAD1NO OPTICIANS. J. F. Ponder , malinger , Ee * tested free , Ki South 16th. In Klnslor's drugstore. . 44S-31 * THE ALOE & PENPOLD CO.r ScTENTlTiC opticians. 140 $ Farnnm st , , opposite Parton hotel. Eyes examined flee. 791 FLORISTS" S. B , STEWART. FLORIST : ALL KINDS OF bulbs and cut Mowr-m , 1622 Capitol IIW-MUP. 873-O-30 NEW BULBS. JUST IMPORTED , Ct'T FLOW- ers. lies * & Swobotla , Paxton hotel , 1411 Farn. MI33 O31 MERCHANT TAILOR3. I WISU TO ANNOUNCE THE ARRIVAL OF IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC Fall nnd winter WOOLENS O. A. Llndqueit , Merchant Tailor , 31 ( 3. lth st. MC07 SHORTHAND ANT > iyPEWRITING. VAN SANT8 SCHOOL OF SHORT HAND , N. Y. Life. Omaha , Ask for circular. 798 ROOSE'S OM. BUSINESS COLLEGE , 15 & FAR. 60S STOVES. RELIABLE STOVE COMPANY , 219 NORTH 16th street ; cash or easy payments ; new or second hand ; also staxea bought or exchanged. M7CL 8 STENO OR APHERS , F , J. SUTCL1FFE. GENERAL STENOG- rapher. 232 lice building1. Telephone 597.MS81 MS81 LIVERY STABLES. BOARDING STABLES. FINE LIVERY RIGS cheap. Ed Baumley , 17th and St Mary's nx-e. M SO * DYE WORKS. SCHOEDSACK. TWIN CITY DYE VORKS , 1121 Farnam street. Dyeing of exery dcsctlp- tlon nnd dry cleaning. 797 TAXIDERMISTS. - - - TAXIDERMY AND FURS. SEND FOR CATA- logue. George E. Brown , Jr. . & Co. , 7W S. 16lh. 811 CARPET CLEANING. G. D. MERRYMAN. CARPET AND RUG cleaning works. 720 S. 14th ; tel. 831 : olllce 1503 Fnrnami tcl. ISM. SI 323-O11 FURNACES. BEST FURNACE MADE , SOIT COAL SMOKE 'consuming and hard coal turnaccs. K.igl Cor nice Works , 108-110-112 N. llth st. 810 WHOLESALE COAL. JOHNSON BROS. . WHOLESALE DEALERS IN all kinds of coal. Correspondence solicited 1038 Farnam st. 812 HORSESHOEING. MRS. THOMAS MALONEY , 912 N. 16TH ST. 23 JOB PRINTING. REED JOB PRINTING CO. , FINE PRINTING of all kinds. Hlh Bt. . Itec building. 799 UPHOLSTERING. UPHOLSTERING VERY CHEAP THIS MONTH M. S. Walkln , 2111 Cumins. Tel. G02. SOJ NIGHT SCHOOLS. ROOSE'S OM. BUSINESS COLLEGE. IS & FAR , C04 PAWNBROKERS. H. MAROWITZ LOANS MONEY. 418 N. 16th St 72S nod vigor quickly restored. . X'arU'Ooole , lilcrhtlr enilirlona , ftloiihy. etc. . surely cured liy IMlAPII. the ( Treat Hindoo Hcuiedy. XVlh ( rtlUo jo.rnl.noeiirt. Boldlir ] . A. Puller & Co. , Corner ijlli and Douglass Sts. , BUREAU. SUES & CO. , Solicitor * . Ooe BuiidinfOMAHA. . Neb. Adviru FKKh RHJLWAY TIME" LeaxeT rciHCA"GO & NORTHWEST'N lArflVes OnuhitlU. J * . Depot , 10th & Mason St . | Omaha ll:05am : Eastern Expre.o 630nm ; 4:00pm : Vestlbuled Limited IMOain 6:5Sam : Mo. Vulley Ixwal 10:30pm : Dlipm : Omaha Chicago Special 215pm ; Lenxes ICIUCAQO. Bt'RLlNOTON & Q ( Arrlvei _ Omuha | lpot 10th and Mason Sts. | Omahu 44opm ; Chicago Vestibule 9Wnm : 9:453mk : Chicago Express l2opni ; 7:0vipm : Chicago nnd laxvu Local 8:00am : llUum 1'acltlc Juncllon Local 5:55pm Lea"ves"ilURLINOTON | & MO RIVER.fArrlxrcs Omaha i Depot 10th and Maron Hla. | Omhaa ] 0Uam : Denxer Kniress r7T9T35arn 10:15am : Deadixood Kxpress t0pm : ! 4:50pm : Denver r.xprcis 4'lOpni 6:50pm.Ncbraiilca : Local ( except Sunday ) . . C ; ! > 0iin Siltam..Lincoln Local ( eicept SunadylliUain lea"xes"j ! m 1C. C.rST. Jr& C."n. | Arrives Onialml Dex | > t 10th nnd Mason Sts , | Omaha YslSani . . . .Kansas City Day Exprcss777. . 5S3pm : 9l5im.K. : | u. Night Ki. via. U , P. Trans. GiWam leaves I CHICAGO , R. I. Jl PAOIPTc. ( Arrives OmalialU. P. Depot , IQlh & Mason Sta.l Oman * ' EAST. lOilSam..Atlantic Express ( ex. Sunday ) . , . O pm 6:2Spin NlKht EipreiH CIOam 4iOim..Chicago ; | Vestlbuled Limited , , l:23pm : ll:3Jalil.Oklahojiia : Eip. ( to C. II. er. Sun ) . 5:33am : WEST. SiUamOklahoma & Texni Exp. ( ex. SunMI:3Spm : lilpm : Colorado Limited < ; 10pm Leixes I UNlbffl'XciKIC , | Arrives OrcialialUnlon Dfpot. 10th & Mason8ls. _ | Omaha loToOam , , , .Kearney Expreas JSOpm : 215pm ; Oxcrland Flyer SMOpm 2Iipm.Iiealrice ; A Hironixl'E Kf ( ex Sun ) 9SOpm ; CIOpm : Pacific Express. , , , 10:55am : 6 > lim. . . . Fait Mall 4:20pm L < xies I CIliCAOOrMiU 'ie KfTVAllL. ( Arrives OniahaUnlon | Depot , ICth and Mason Sts , | Omahs. VTsSpm. . . ChlciiKo Limited , , , . 9:30am : ll:10itm..CIilcusu : Express ( ei. Sun. ) , . G:00pm : LcaveiTj F. , E. & "MfJ.rAI.Lliy ( Arrives Onv ha | Depot lUi BHd Webiter Sl . | Omaha a:05am : Dendwood Express , . . . . . 7 510pm ; Soinii : ( : , Sat. ) Wyu. Kx. ( Ex. Klfin. ) . r : IOpm 6OOiin..Ni : > ltolk Expre ( Ex. Hunday ) .I0:45nm : CiCOpni , . , yt. I'.iul . Express , , . . . . BilOam Lraxe "j MISSOfTu'T'ACII'IP. [ Arrives Om hu | Depot ISth and Webster His. I Omaha 9:00.110 : St. I < oulg Express , 6:00am : 9.30pnt. . . * Bt. I ouis Express , . , 6:55pm : 6:10pm..Dally : ( ex. tun. ) Nebraska Loral . > :10um : Leave * I " C. . ST. P. " . V , & O. | ArrlVe Omaluil Depot JSIIi and Vebitej- His , j Omaha 8CKim..Slouic : ; City A ream. iKx. HunriT , tifipm ID.OOam..Hloux City Atcom. ( Sun. Only ) . 8opm 12lJpm. : . Sioux City Eiprers < Ei. Hun. ) llS5am : 6:30pm. . St. Paul l.lmlted. . . . . . BIO. ; > m Leave * | SIOUX CITY A PACIFIC'rrlvei | OmahaUnlon | Depot , 10th A Mis/.n Sis. ) Omaha : : rwim Sioux City t'mcniter ,10M : > pm : M"n ; Bt. Paul ciprehn. : . . . . . , ice ( : ra Ix-ave "l aiOUX"riTY " & PACIFK" . | Arrlv"ei * Oinahal Depot 15lh undln ' _ ? r Sli. | Omaha - St. 1'u'ul Llmlteil . , . 0toTm . . . . . . .Chlcnea Llmllfd. > ; lOam | \VAl7ABII RTnAVAYr" "TArrlviT Omaliarnon 22pol , 10th " & Mason His I ( ) nnh\ St. I > ; uii"C naoa ! Jal | H Of Tltlf My.\Tff. The Spirit of > 76 la the name of a now periodical ( hat will visit monthly ta Veep Hi rend ern constantly Informcil on Ihc prlncl- plea. Incidents niul men of 1ST5 , .and colonial tlmci , A pretty fnc simile sillily "Oiiriiatlons , " and n haiitlaonia landscape , "Indian Buni- mor , " accompntiy the Scptcmbor cdlllun of The Art Amateur , which la In nil respect * tip to the usual ctnndartl. Home nnd Country , edited by Corporal Titnnrr. prfpntB , na usual , A very rcadnlilo and Instructive lllcrflry menu. "Aerial NavlRatlon. Will the Problem He Solv-tl ? " by Prof. I' . T Vnrnum. P. U. S. A. . Is a 'paper ' ot absorbing : Interest on that dream of centuries , the llylnt ; machine. Among the topics treated In the current number of The1 American Journal nf Poll * tics arc ' 'Good Citizenship , " by Ira II , Hvans , "Economic Co-operation , " by K. M. IJurcharil , " "The Functions : nf Ciovernment , " by Albert 15. UttiBlow nnd "Government by Parties. " by Thomai O. Klttrell. "Tho Outlook" Is n reservoir ot correspondence and eilltnrl.il opinion on current themes. The S.iUeinher Midland Monthly Is full ot good reading matter. An interesting short story , "A Hasty Conclusion , " Is from the poet , Klnlne Rustman Cloodman. The query , "Do Unities Urlnjr IlalnT" Is answered by Director Sago of the weather service and Mr. McCoxvnn's "Mfsundi-rstood Mnti , " who Is Prof , Ilerron of Qrlnnell , pl.iccs the subject In truer colors than conveyed In the recrnt spech of Governor Crnuiwo. A nexv nivl cjmplcte. concordnnc or verbal Index to woids , phrases and passages In the dramatic works cf Slmkespetre- soon , lo bo published by Macmlllan & Co , The work has been complied by John Uartlett , A.M. The vxork lias been tn preparation for tuonty years. It Is more extensive and compre hensive than any work of a similar nature , The took will bo handsomely bound In half Morocco and will contain 100,009 entries. The readings from new boolts In Current Literature for September Include "Tho Vengeance of Padre Arroyo , " a short Btory from GertruJo Alherton's nexv book , "Ucforo the Qrlngo Came. " "The Divorce of Napoltoti , " from Daron do Slaneval's "Memoirs ; " "Tho Treasure Ship , " by Clark HUfiEcIl ; "Hello Plant's Now Coat , " n humor ous sketch of a. miser's wooing , by Claude Tllller ; "Cynicism In Allegory , " by Oscar Wilde , and a host of other special features. The fashion features of Harper's Hazar for September 1 are a coat costume from Worth , adapted to the dcml-senson , draxvn by Sandoz , and an autumnal combination of the fashionable gray and black , draxvu tn Paris by Clmpuls. An Interesting Illus trated article on "IndUm Uaskets. " Is from the pen of Miss Sc'dmore ; the babies' wards of the Post-Graduate hcspltnl are Illustrated and described , and the short story ot the number Is "A Questioning Voice. " by Issbel J. Iloberts. Ono of the distinctive charms In the current number of the Nuxv England Maga zine Is the great number of articles xvhlch appear In Its pages relating In one xvay or ai-othcr to the , historic and beautiful Nexv England places. "Quaint Ussex , " "Newport In the Revolution" nnd "In the White Mountains xvltb Francis Parknuin In 1841" arj Important Illustrated articles , and bj- sldes these Is a charming Illustrated sketch of Damarlscox-e , the famous little Maine Island , and a poem on "Diana's Hath. " "Political Japan and Its Leaders , " Is the title of a timely Illustrated paper In the current Ilex-lew of Reviews. Among' the special themes of this edition are "Declara tion of the nimctalllsl Members of the Ger man Sllx-er Commission , " "Nexv Ide.in on Taxa tion , " by Hon. F. W. Holder , treasurer South Australia , and "The Noxv Hawaiian Constitution , " by Albert Shaxx- . The hMory of the new tariff laxv Is carefully reviewed from the democratic platform of 1S92 to Its enactment In law and the \xork of the Klfty- thtrd congress Is rehearsed In n cursory way. A paper that should bo read by every frliid of organized labor and all who dcslro to understand the position of labor organiza tions Is published In the septjinler " liucrl- can Fedcrntlonlst , " under ( ho lltlo. "A Letter from Judge Crosbcup. " It Is written , as may be Inferred , by President ( tampers and shows that most of the ameliorations gained for the xxorklng classes would hava remained unachieved If courts and legis lators had not been roused from their In different lethargy by the pressure of organ- Ued labor. It Is a powerful and conserva tive utterance. The American Toleration of Labor , 14 Clinton Place , Now York. Among the excellent articles to be found In Jenness Miller Monthly for September Is one that commends Itselt from both a lit erary and practical standpoint. "Correct Dress for Garly Autimm , " Is perhaps the most original fashion article ot the day , treating especially the ethics of dress some thing ot which the ordinary fa.Milmivrlter has but a faint conception , Women are ad vised boxv to buy to best advantage nnd how to look nhoad and plan for the fall dress making campaign , and generally hoxv to bring Intelligence eo to boar on the subject of dress as to get the best results from their expenditure of time. The entire number IB bright , tiparkllng and Instructive , A paper of absorbing Interest appearing In the September Overland Monthly is "Early Journalism In San Francisco , " by J. W. Scnrlan , The extraordinarily exceptional conditions under which this Journalism xvas cot-ducted , both with regard to tlio severance o < the terrltoiy from Mexico and the phe- mxenal settlement in the halcyon days of ' 49 , Invest the subject xvlth a rare di-gren of fascination. Among the curious facts elicited Is the substitution of this letter w xvlth two X-'H In the llrst pap-r published , duo to the fact that thi ? typo had been a Sptnlsh font brought up from u Mexican town , and this language uses jio vv's. The letters were afterxvard procured from the Sandwich Islands. The paper on which It xvas printed was that used for wrapping cigars. "John Dull and Company" Is the curious title chosen by Max O'Uell for a paper ap pearing In the September Cosmopolitan. It relates Ills travels In the Ilrltlsh antipodes , and Is exceedingly brilliant and full of Inter esting notes of the peculiarities of Australian and Nexv Zealand settlements. Ha also de scribes Komo wonderful scenery in the lat ter country. In "Great Passions of Hihlory , " James Anthony Froudc furnishes a pictur esque yet critical rcvluw of the amours of Cleopatra , taking a vlgoious stand against the scandals circulated in Home.with regard to Caesar's relations to the Egyptian queen. Dram Stoker tells a thrilling story of naval warfare In Indian waters in "The lied Stockade , " and \V. D , Howells supplies "The Last Letter of the Altrurlan. " The literary passions of a literary man are alxvays Interesting , and they are peculiarly sa when nn author of such renown as Wil liam Dean Howells , tells of them. The tenth Installment of Air , Ho\x-ells' literary biography under the title of "My Literary Passions , " appears In the September Ladles Homo Journal , Next In Interest to Mr. How- ells' contribution comes a page devoted to tin "Daughters In the Home , " by Mrs. Dur- ton Klngsland , Mrs. Hamilton Molt and the editor of the Journal. A particularly help ful article In response to the question , "What are Hnlldlng Societies ? " Is contributed by Mr. Addlson n. Unrk , eo widely known aa an authority upon the aubject. Mrs. Van Koert Schuyler xvrlUs most earnestly on the sub ject of women "Living lleyond Their Strength. " The fourth paper of Mrs. Hurton Ktngsland'a series , "A Daughter at Sixteen , " Is given. A clever short story by "Octavo TUnnct , " entitled "Miss Maria's Fiftieth , " Is charmingly Illustrated by Alice Barber Stephens , and Mr , Frank H. Stockton brings to conclusion "Pomona's" most recent trav els. The question ot Irrigation to todiy ono of national Interest , and In view of the third national Irrigation congress held In Denver September 3-10 the Denver Irrigation Age , under the tltlo "Shall 'We Have the Denver Comprotnlie ? " dlscussea the relative merits a .1 IxanngJ lit till * direction il state n , .1 nail tint c < n1. " I th declfelnn i ? unlrh tilll have a nioH po'iniInfluence en the future of Irrigation movements. The edl'or's re view of "The Progress of Western America" makes the rather startling prodltlon that buslnesH confidence cannot be restored be fore the- election of ISSS , end probably not before 1900 , Quoting Gar field's Baying , "Unsettled questions have no pity for the repose of nations , " bo argues ( bat tariff , silver and labor Issue * must bo fruitful causes ot political disturbing tintll settled by the decisive triumph of one ilile or the other. nut In thb proupect of long con tinued business depression It sees a greit good to arid America. U points out that million ! of pcroz already umlor syitems of Irrigation arn waltlnc ( or Eettlers ; that i't develop prosperous communities ot small farms , xrhere advanced capdltlonx ot In dustrial Independence * nd equality may ba realized , will bring prosperity lo weitcrn Mutes , vindicate the claims of Irrigation se curities and .relieve tbe cast from Idle , sur plus population , all at the snmo tlmo. The Interior , a Chicago religious journal , has Isstrd a special "Harvest Homo" num ber , Inwlilca varloun masterpieces ot modern art are reproduced and a beautiful design typical of Itio harvest adorns the cover , xxMlo .1 special educational symposium Is among its promlirnt featur . In all Its history of sixty-four years \ \ Godey's has never made n more radical or mere xvIconic chnneo than U tins In Its recent reduction tn price to 10 cents. Th cover of the August number shows that clever ami artistic Innovations nro ttf'bo. mt'Jo under the IKW regime. The con tents are fully up to the standard. II 1s all roailnble. and there Is nothing lee deep for the tninmor months. The Soxvard re- mlnlscurea are continued and ihcro nra finely Illustrated articles Upon Nexv York Hoof Oardcnn , the battlefield of Waterloo In ISU4 , and the Yale-Harvard boat rnca ot 1S9I. A long list of net Ion and the fash ion department completes the number. Harper's ' Weekly for September t covers a wide range ot subjects. An artlclo oj four pages , copiously Illustrated , on Iho great canal which Is building to connect the lakes xvlth the Gulf of Mexico , xvllt at tract universal attention. Hero In Am r- * lea , through nil the troublous times , a work that Is second tn no xvork of canil excava tion In the worlJ has been carried forward. Ton Hi usand men Jnvi b"pn employed , and millions if x-nr" t -i and earth have bten reinovtJ. 11- c . iat Is larger than any other , nn.l will , x.hen the xvork Is com pleted , float vessels dr wing fourteen feet of water. There IB a page of Illustrations of the Japanese army , shoxvlng the various costumes of the clllcers and privates In the different branches of the service , rcdraxvn by T. de Thulstrup from sketches by Japanese artists. A description and drawing of the nexv building of the Illoomlngdalo lunitlo asylum , nnd a picture ot the old one , a timely Illustrated article on Hiker's Island , and n page ot sketches of the Nexv York harbor trafllc , with many other features. Judge Walter Clark , associate justice of the supreme court of North Carolina , writes I In the September Arena In favor ot tht elec tion ot senators by popular vote , and the limiting of the poxx-rr and patronage ot Iho president. Ho Is , however , not In favor of electing the president In the same xvay , as IIP believes that would Involve the perils of ' revolution with certain popular and ambitious men at the head of n presidential campaign. Charles S. Smart , art cx-stato superintendent of the public schools of Ohio , makes n very damaging- criticism of our school system In a paper called "Public Schools for the Privi leged Kcxv. " It should lead to salutary dis cussion and ventilation. Thomas K. Will , A.M. , and Dr. Lucius F. C. Garvlu xvrltc on "Municipal Reform , and Hoxv to Kffect U. " Prof. Will also furnishes a valuable bibli ography on the subject for students , A tinlquo and Interesting paper Is "An Astro logical Forecast ot the Administration of President Cleveland , " made at the moment Mr. Cleveland took the oath ot odlce on March J. 1893 , and G. L. McKean xvrltes on "Tho True Ilasls of Money " The September Harper's Is an outdoor number , and opens with an Illustrated de scription of the national sport ot England , "Hiding to Hounds , " by Caspar AV. Whit ney. Recent events In Asia give additional Interest to Alfred Parson's article on "Early Summer In Japan. " From the eighteen pictures , ns xvell as from the text , the reader gains considerable Information regarding the- conditions of Japanese life. Charles Dudley Warner's novel , "Tho Golden House " continues to Increase in Interest. The Sep tember Installment gives a strong portrait of the pleasures of rich Now Yorkers con trasted with the wretchedness of the Very poor. There arc short stories by Miss Wllklns , W. R. Norrls and Owen Wlster. * The history ot "Thanutopsls" Is told In "The Origin of a Great Poem. " by John AV. Chadwick. The article Includes two portraits traits of IJryant , and a picture of the hoiiao In xvhlch the poem xx-as written. Grander Matthews makes a notable addition to his pictures of contemporary life anil manners In "The Iloyal Marine ; an Idyl of Narra- gansett Pier , " a two-part story , of xvlilch the first Installment la published. The utory Is ono of summer love making , and the xvrlter has hit upon a nexv and hu moron I situation about xvhlcli ho constructs big , plot , Under the" title of "The Results of Demo cratic Victory , " Senator Henry Cabot Ledge of Massachusetts contributes In the Septem ber number of the North American Review a trenchant criticism ot the achievements of the present administration from n republican point of view , Hlght Rev. J. L. Spaldl.ng. bishop ot Peorla , dlscussrs "Catholicism and Apalsm" In nn able and tiinperate paper , nnd W H. Mallock writes on "The Signifi cance of Modern Poverty. " Three timely and valuable articles dealing xvlth the war In the Orient arc brncket'd together under the title ot "China and Japan In Corea. " They are \vrltten by three men specially qualified to deal xvlth the tpiostlon Hon. Augustln : Heard , late United States minister to Corea ; Durham White Slovens , counselor of the Japanese legation at Washington , and Hoxv- ard Martin , ex-Bocrctary ot the United States legatlmi at I'eUln. In other papers Rear Ad miral Pelrce Crosby , U. S. N. , tella the btory of "Our Little War xvllh China , " Richard Mansfield xvrltcs "Concerning Ait- Ing , " Hiram S. Maxim , the well known In ventor of the flying machln ; xvhlch bears his name , deals with "The Development of Aerial Navigation , " and Rev. Prof. W. G. Blalkle , LI.I ) , describes "The Peasantry of Scot land. " The third and last Instalment of Mark Txx-aln's brilliant artlcl ? , "In Defence of Harrht Shelley , " besides a number of other valuable papers , are presented. HexDr. . J. II , Harrows , who xvus chairman of the Parliament of Religions held last year In Chicago , In the current Forum KUIIIB up the > "Results of the Parliament of Religions , " and quotes opinions of It by eminent ecclesi astics , scholars and statesman the world over , and shows Its xvlde-reachlng remits ; Dr. George P. Shrady writes on "The Pay of Physicians and Surgeons , " telling what fees , doctors receive In this country und other cotintrljs , contrasting them xvlth tha fees earned In other professions ; Frederic Harri son , the eminent English critic , continue * his studies of the great Victorian xvrlters xvllh a brilliant article on "Macaulay'K Place In Literature , " summing up Mucaulay us a "glorified journalist" nnd not a great his torian ; Purushotam Rae Tclanir , a high- canto Brahmin of Bombay , a Hhrexyd ob server and a great Hcholar , contributes an artlclo on "JIoino-T.lfo In India ; Child-Mar riage and Widows , " In xvhlch he vividly de scribes the marriage ceremonies nnd social custouiK generally among the Hindus at the present day , contrasting them xvlth those ot our own country ; Dr , J. M. Rice xvrltea on "Teaching by Travel : A School excursion fiom Indiana to Virginia , " recommending the adoption by our public schools of the German method of Instruction by meant of trax'cl. and describing a school excursion recently very successfully carried out by tin Anderson school of Anderson , Ind. . , und Jlr. J , II. Gore. , United States commissioner gen eral to the Antwerp exposition , Iclla ot "Tha Profit-Sharing I abor Unions of Antwrp , " the only labor unions , perhaps , In the world that were formed as much In the Interest ot the employer as the employed , and that pay dividends. MAGAZINES RECEIVED , THE MIDLAND MONTHLY Johnson Brig. ham , 301-5 Marquardt block , DCS. Mollies. la. CURRENT LITERATURE The Current Literature Publishing Company , 52-51 L . fuyetto Place , New York. THE CHAUTAUQUAN Dr. Theodore L. Flood , Mcadvlllo. Pa. OVERLAND MONTHLY Overland Monthly Publishing Company , San Francisco. 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